Lord Dunmore resided in the Governor's Palace as the royal governor of ... Tom Hay gave a tour of the Courthouse building in Colonial Williamsburg and talked about the legal process in the coloni ...

“Bricks from the foundation of the old Governor’s Palace, built here during the ... so this was an important first step,” Colonial Williamsburg archaeologist Meredith Poole says.

Cobblestones and centuries collide on Duke of Gloucester Street in Colonial Williamsburg. Visitors, historical interpreters, ...

The Governor's Palace is one of the best guided tours in Colonial Williamsburg. The Governor’s Palace is perhaps the number ...

Colonial Williamsburg sits in the center of its succeeding city of the same name. Popular stops include the Governor's Palace, the Magazine (home of the colony's weaponry and ammunition), the old ...

The Governor’s Palace at Colonial Williamsburg will close for its annual preventative maintenance Sunday and reopen Jan. 27 with a more historically accurate look. The renovation is the result ...

This analysis focuses on what the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation recommends for the first-time visitor: touring the Governor’s Palace, the Capitol, exploring at least four trades, meeting at ...

There are lots of concerts at the Courthouse and the Governor’s Palace. Colonial Williamsburg is popular during Christmastime, and grows more so later in December. I recommend going early in the ...

1 Full Cast Set For North American Tour of SOME LIKE IT HOT 2 Full Cast Set For New North American Tour of DEAR EVAN HANSEN Colonial Williamsburg ... over the Governor's Palace formal gardens.

We'll explore more of the Governor's Palace and other Colonial Williamsburg highlights later on. But right now, check out this gem, from a magical movie. WOMAN: My grandmother worked in a very ...

Here, the foundations of the Governors Palace in 1930.Credit...Visual Resources, John D. Rockefeller Jr. Library, The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation; Photo by Thomas Layton After World War II ...

For nearly 84 years, many visitors who stepped into the entrance hall of Colonial Williamsburg’s Governor’s Palace on sunny winter days had to stop and pause while their eyes recovered.